Identification of the joint height limit #
The exact finite-path occupation map converges by continuous mapping, and its distance from the discrete occupation vector is bounded by the final cell length. A joint vector error is covered by finitely many coordinate errors, and upper limits preserve the finite-sum bound. Choose positive bands tending to zero outside the exceptional countable set. The discrete two-limit estimate and the sealed continuum approximation identify both sides of the fixed-band joint convergence.
A finite-vector joint error is bounded by a sum of coordinate error probabilities.
Coordinate two-limit bounds give the joint finite-vector two-limit bound.
Convergence of upper-limit probabilities implies convergence of their real versions.
The entire joint occupation vector has the same deterministic mesh-error bound.
Fixed-ε joint convergence in law of (scaled walk, discrete ε-occupations) to
(X, heightApprox ε), for ε outside a countable exceptional set (depending on the times).
A countable set can be avoided by a positive sequence tending to zero.
Joint walk/height finite-dimensional convergence (the K09 deliverable, fixed times,
no H03): (forestWalkPath, (B_n/n) H_{⌊n t_i⌋}) ⇒ (X, height θ X (t_i)).
Normalization at θ = 2: the limit height is X_t - I_t, with constant exactly 1
(B_n = σ√(n/2), library variance-2 process).